Bad Boys - Part IV

Frank Lee76 said:LAFC $trash
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Hannah Morgan3 said:one giant jacuzzi where everyone’s just rubbing butts!!!
https://www.facebook.com/15004520507...type=1&theater

A tiny pond full of crocodiles,
who won't survive without a little style,
They want Gucci, Prada, and Versace because they aren't just some casual fans.
Money, mmm, money...
Days go by while I'm living it up, gifts don't just buy themselves,
I want some heavy gear, an axe, and a saber, and sometimes I was part of the crew setting off flares,
Everyone needs cash, we all need dough, right up to the roof!
George, give me the money, George, George, George, gimme the cash!
They tell me there's a global recession, but I just want to pull a line all the way to Paris.
Every drought feels like a designer spree, and it gives me nightmares.
The whole squad bailed on me, but no way, man, I’ve got steroids, and you won't find anything tougher than what I've got hidden away in Atlantis.
I need money, I need cash, I learned what a repentant soul really means,
a little hustle, a lot of profit, and anyone can take you on!

boldeagle20 said:If they aren't already, they probably will be soon. Their Fan Club is growing quite steadily down in the stands 😁

Maybe they'll start selling torches too 👋

I know some of the folks from the East Side and the North Side, and honestly, it’s just nasty to talk about people this way—especially when you were all sitting in the same bleachers and swearing by each other just yesterday.

For instance, Mike used to defend Niaz so wholeheartedly and swear his loyalty to him on every single forum, yet today he's just spitting venom. I guess you could call that hypocrisy or just being two-faced.

From the ESPN forum:
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That little jab at Niaz is just more of that manipulative coaching style; it’s probably best to steer clear of it unless you want to embarrass yourself. Nineveh's dad is a legendary old-school Chicago tough guy who was born and raised right there in Chicago, while most of the people whining about his background grew up in the middle of nowhere.

And as far as political correctness goes, the man is an old hero of the American Civil War and a veteran. Just ask anyone from the old guard... That’s the deal with Niaz.
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Everything we know about N. now, I suppose was likely known back in 2011 too; it's just that back then, people used much more carefully selected language to discuss him. What has actually changed?

It seems a bit silly to me that "mercenaries" are only mentioned on one side, because there are plenty of them on the East Side if you care to look. I mean, maybe every group has its share of paid agitators—those "high-profile" types you see representing different factions.
Honestly, I almost lost it laughing when I saw those eight little lapdogs following Jacob from Oakley all the way to Karaganda 🙂

Look, I’ll give you this much: you guys are persistent. But being stubborn isn't going to save you...

First off, attacking someone over their faith is pathetic. People have been told repeatedly not to go there. Just because this guy has insulted all of us in much more shameless and twisted ways doesn't justify a bunch of kids using ad hominem attacks against his religion. Especially since there have always been Muslim fans within the Bad Boys, and there still are. You judge a man by his actions.

On the flip side, you were the ones weaponizing his religion back then just to defend yourselves and what you were doing. If these forum trolls are hypocrites for that, then you guys were even bigger hypocrites back then—and you're five levels worse now, acting like his best friends in a hot tub.

Second... it’s obvious to everyone which card you're playing now. You're trying to mobilize the people who have traditionally hated the Bad Boys—the absolute lowest tier of "fans" and true Mamić sycophants—just to somehow fill up that middle sector in the north. In other words, from the suburbs out to the outskirts, you're crawling on your knees and sucking up to anyone just to get bodies in the stands. That’s exactly why nobody respects you.

Don't act shy now. Since you've got the guts to throw around heavy accusations that someone is being paid off, why don't you actually lay out your "theory"? You can't live on lies. You can muddy the waters for a bit, but it's short-lived. Once a lie is exposed—like when Sarah exposed it and the next day (literally the next day) he ran away from you like he was fleeing a plague...

And give it a rest, you idiots. You've disgraced and betrayed everything possible to disgrace and betray just so you could deal with them now.

Dana Barnes4 said:I know some people from the East Coast and the North, and honestly, this kind of talk about folks you were just sharing a bench with—or even swearing by—yesterday is just nasty.

Take Mike, for instance; he used to defend N. so wholeheartedly, swearing up and down on every forum, and now he’s just spitting venom. That’s what I call hypocrisy and being two-faced.

From the ESPN forum:
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Posted: December 13, 2011, at 10:44 AM

That little jab at Niaz is just more of that manipulative nonsense, and you're better off avoiding it unless you want to look foolish. Nineveh's dad is an old-school, legendary Chicago tough guy who was born and raised right there in Chicago, while most of the people whining about his background probably grew up in the middle of nowhere.

And if we're talking political correctness, the man is an old hero of the American Civil War and a true patriot. Just ask anyone from those veteran circles... So much for Niaz.
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Everything we know about N. today was probably already known back in 2011; it's just that back then, people used carefully chosen words to talk about him. What has actually changed?

It feels a bit silly to me how people only bring up mercenaries on one side, because there are plenty of them on the East Coast too, if you look closely enough. Honestly, almost every group has its share of paid shills, especially those "loud voices" you see representing each side.
I mean, I nearly lost it laughing when I saw that little group of eight followers following Jacob from Oakley all the way to Karaganda. 🙂

Just forget about the rival fan clubs and all that; if you aren't getting paid to be there, you've got enough problems within your own circle to worry about instead of chasing after others.🙂

Did any of you catch a glimpse of what went down in Denmark? I've been trying to track down the game, but I can't find a single decent photo or clip anywhere online. 🤷

Ronald Hayes4 said:Was there anything on the news regarding Denmark? I guess Niaz is watching the game, but I haven't seen any photos anywhere. 🤷

http://nordjyske.dk/sport/kroatiske-...e321d5/15/1547

http://www.igreklik.com/slike/images...5153120487.jpg

Joshua Moore31 As if anyone actually expected anything different from the usual chaos? It’s almost predictable at this point, isn't it?
http://nordjyske.dk/sport/kroatiske-...e321d5/15/1547

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Larry James49 said:http://www.igreklik.com/slike/images...5153120487.jpg

😂😂😂

Ronald Hayes4 As stated by:
Has anyone seen anything from the game in Denmark? Nijaz is watching the match, but I can't find any footage anywhere. 🤷

And which group do you belong to?

cosmicbear15 said:And just which group do you think you belong to?

Those drunkards from Chicago ☕

Ronald Hayes4 said:Those lowlifes from Chicago ☕

Don't insult them. They definitely don't have a weasel like that. ☕

Dana Barnes4 said:I know some guys from the East and the North, and this whole thing is just pathetic—talking trash about people you were literally cheering for and swearing by yesterday.

Take Jesse Campbell, for example. He used to defend N. to the death and swear he was the man on every single forum, and now he’s spitting on him. That’s pure hypocrisy right there.

From the Sportnet forum:
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That little dig at Nijaz is just more Mamić-style garbage. You're better off avoiding it unless you want to look like an idiot. Nineveh's old man is a legitimate Chicago legend who was born and raised in Chicago, while most of these people whining about his background grew up in the middle of nowhere.

And if we're talking political correctness, the guy's an American Civil War hero and a veteran. Just ask anyone from the old guard... That's all you need to know about Nijaz.
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Everything people know about N. today was probably already out there back in 2011. They just used fancy language to mask it then. What's actually changed?

It’s stupid how people only talk about mercenaries on one side. There are plenty of them in the East too, if you care to look. Basically, every group has its paid hacks—the ones you see everywhere.
Honestly, I almost lost it laughing when I saw those eight little lapdogs of Jacob's hanging out with Okuka in Karagandy. 🙂

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What a total pivot. The Mamić crowd used to post the most disgusting crap about Nina on every forum based solely on where he came from. Which, let’s be real, is still moronic.

The kicker is that the exact same people who wrote that garbage on the big forums are now chilling in a hot tub with him. They just swapped the old Mamić tactic of attacking someone's roots for this nonsense about imaginary communists, because they can't sell that lie anymore now that their leader's name is what it is.

So tell me, who are these "mercenaries" in the East, and who's signing their paychecks?

Do you guys even have any shame?

Man, I just realized this was posted by that psycho they only keep around at the club so Mamić doesn't look like the most unhinged guy in the room.

My bad, just wipe everything...

Ronald Hayes4 said:Were any of you guys actually in Denmark? I'm trying to catch the game, but I can't find any footage anywhere.🤷

Yeah, some of us were there, but we didn't make it in for all the usual reasons, I guess.

I was reading this interview with Mamić in The New York Times today, and apparently, his biggest headache is graffiti all over the city. It’s almost funny—it feels like you guys strategically spray-painted those walls just because he won't stop talking about them... I suspect it’s actually driving him absolutely insane. Maybe we should just label everything from San Francisco to Stalingrad as "Mamić's territory" or something equally ridiculous; perhaps then he'll finally snap and just disappear. What an ego-driven maniac... I honestly can't fathom what gets under his skin like that.

Harold Kim5 said:I’m reading Mamić's interview in The New York Times today, and apparently, his biggest headache is graffiti all over town. It feels like you guys strategically tagged everything just because he keeps bringing it up... Seems like it's driving him insane. We should probably tag "Mamić is a cheat" on every wall from San Francisco to Stalingrad; maybe then he'll finally snap and leave. What an ego maniac. What actually gets under his skin?

There was a time when you couldn't walk down a single street in Washington, D.C. without seeing "Mamić is a cheat" written somewhere, so they started cleaning it up. But they only wiped it off the buildings—all the other nonsense stayed untouched. 🤣

That’s exactly how it should be. Just like I said a while back—you gotta work the crowd until even every grandma in Washington, D.C. absolutely hates his guts.

Nathan Foster23 said:There was a time when you couldn't walk down any street in Washington, D.C. without seeing some graffiti calling Mamić a thug. Eventually, they started cleaning it up. But they only scrubbed it off the buildings... all the other nonsense stayed right where it was. 🤣

It wasn't the city sanitation crews doing the scrubbing, though. It was those guys who only care about being tough—you know, showing up at 5 or 6 in the morning with axes.

Dana Barnes4 said:For instance, Mukte used to defend N. so wholeheartedly and swear by him on every single forum, yet today he’s spitting venom. That’s what you call hypocrisy and being two-faced.

And then there's this—"yesterday" they let you post, and "today" they ban you.
The hypocrisy from the moderators is just... wow. I'm honestly appalled.
And don't even get me started on how hypocritical people can be—one day they're friendly neighbors, and the next they're at each other's throats! Just imagine that.

Anyway, if you want to know how to avoid hypocrisy the "American way":

If someone—let's say our friend "N," who seems like an okay guy—is doing fine, you should probably trash him.
But then, after enough time passes and he totally screws up and becomes a complete disaster, you’re supposed to praise him and say you understand.

But wait, I guess that’s also hypocritical.

Now that I think about it more carefully, changing your mind is basically just synonymous with hypocrisy.

So, looking at these facts in a new light, if you want to avoid hypocrisy the typical American way, you should probably just go find the "silent majority" as soon as possible and quickly adopt that mindset where you just stay out of everything so you don't get mixed up in things.

Seriously, screw all of you with these idiotic logical fallacies and these constant spins; honestly, just ban me then.

Look, if someone is decent and you say they're decent, but tomorrow that same person turns into total garbage, you aren't allowed to say they're garbage, otherwise you're a hypocrite.🤣🤣🤣

I mean, everyone needs a total purge, starting from Štimac and Brandon onwards. Because at some point in their lives, they were definitely decent people, I guarantee it. Even if they were only six years old back then.